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Divine Intervention episodes
- 64. This Time... It was About Jazz
Turns out, the best way to get your Twix to sleep, is to fight them! Who knew!
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1 hr 12 min - 63. And I Look At Him-
The party really is incapable of not making everyone they meet think that they are crazy. It's part of our charm I guess
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48 min - 62. We Could Always Use a Good Kisser
Okay, but is it really our fault that the house burned down?
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56 min - 61. What's a Little Fire Damage?
My job isn't to arrest you, it's for exorcisms. Five hundred gold please!
57 min - 60. You've Met... Women Before
The gang investigates the creepy house some more. At least, half of them do. The other half are at a party now.
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54 min - 59. Tips and Tricks with Twix!
Okay, so maybe it wasn't ghosts
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55 min - 58. Sleepy Night-Night Juice
How hard can ghost hunting be really?
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46 min - 45 min
- Bonus: 56.5. I Would Like Her Not to See Me
Have you ever met Anne and Joe? Would you like to?
(Mostly shopping, some awkward dinner, feel free to skip)
48 min - 56. No More Dads to Find
Well, that is somewhat true. We do need some dads to find us though. Preferably our own.
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46 min
About Divine Intervention
From the publisher's feed
An actual-play dungeons and dragons podcast wherein eight college-age hooligans play D&D 5e: we're amateurs, we're friends, and hopefully we'll find a good story through all that traumatic…
backstory. Welcome, to Divine Intervention.